One of the biggest video game surprises of this year is represented by the investigative RPG Disco Elysium,acclaimed by critics and audiences as one of the best role-playing games released in recent years. The title was only released for PC, but the game's authors, the Estonian study ZA/UM, have now announced that it will also arrive on consoles during 2020,translating it into several European languages (currently it is only in English).

Disco Elysium tells the story of an alcoholic detective suffering from partial amnesia, who finds himself having to solve a series of crimes in a fictional open world city. It is a fully narrative RPG, free of combat and based its mechanics solely on dialogue and exploration (which takes place with isometric visual), where the player has complete freedom of action: thanks to a deep skill system we can evolving the protagonist as we want, and each situation can be dealt with in many ways, for example by questioning the suspects or accepting bribes, but the whole game world offers us numerous opportunities to build our personal adventure and turn the protagonist into a city hero or a corrupt criminal.

To get an idea of the visuals and mechanics of the game we offer the trailer of the launch version of the PC version: you can find it below.